After downloading the 1.1 version of the contra font, I can confirm the file I downloaded is still the same, and started with 0xD791D796, and then 0xD7, in contradiction to what should be.

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I had expected that the version, according to the format, had to be 0x11 (11h). Any idea why the 5th byte at the contra font is D7h, instead of 11h?

"I downloaded the ?font=contra and ?font=4x5_64x30 fonts and looked at it in hexadecimal mode but couldn't find any occurences of 0xD7 or 0xA9."
I'm certain that the contra font has these bytes. At bytes 9 and A. How odd..

"The header is not 7 bytes long, it is 4 bytes long. As the ?page=format says, first four bytes is the constant 32-bit word representing the header..."
That is very weird. The contra file starts with 0xD791D796, unlike what it should be. What happened there?

"the 5th byte (or offset 4) is the font version, 6th byte (offset 5) is lineHeight and 7th byte (offset 6) is the sizeOver variable."
This here was very important for me to understand. Thanks a lot! :D

Could it be... the font I downloaded and the contra font you downloaded are different? I'll attempt to download the contra font again, and update you here.

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@Blawnode:
(I went ahead and published your comment (taken from the contact form) for you here so that I can answer it - hope you don't mind.)

The header is not 7 bytes long, it is 4 bytes long. As the ?page=format says, first four bytes is the constant 32-bit word representing the header, the 5th byte (or offset 4) is the font version, 6th byte (offset 5) is lineHeight and 7th byte (offset 6) is the sizeOver variable.
I downloaded the ?font=contra and ?font=4x5_64x30 fonts and looked at it in hexadecimal mode but couldn't find any occurences of 0xD7 or 0xA9.
As of the sizeOver variable (the byte at offset 6) in that font, its value is 0xF8 which (if interpreted as signed 8-bit integer) equals -7.
If I'm still missing something, please, explain further - I'd be glad to fix whatever seems to be wrong.
Thanks for your interest.

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I was dissecting several .bmf's on the site, while looking at the format page, and noticed 2 odd discrepancies.
Why do many files (notably the CONTRA font file) start with a 7-byte header, different than the format page's header and other files (notably, the 4x5_64x30 font file)
And there's a couple of bytes (d7 a9 in the CONTRA file) which I assume are meant to be -7, representing size over and size inner - How does d7 a9 translate to -7?

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